200mm Frying Pan Starrs

[astronobob]

Gidday,

Well, finally seen it lastnight, very nice when it popped in the Bino's. Enjoyed a nice sunset earlier, and seemed to take forever to darken enough for Panstarrs to show, thought I'd missed it, but was a lot higher than thought ?
600D, 200mm, iso800, Av7.1, 0.8sec, ICNR, 2sec delay. CS3 herbs and spices ,, Pretty happy with the image & was stoked to eventually have a Visual, just naked eye, but grouse in the Bino's !

[Larryp]

Nice shot, Bob!

[Matt Wastell]

On ya Bob - I have wanted to see this too but our weather has not agreed - your pic came out really well!

[astronobob]

Thanks for that Laurie :thumbsup:

Appreaciated Matt - and I can certainly sympathise with you, tho I can now say, apon seeing either comet the 1st time, is quite the Buzzzz : ) As mentioned, I thought it was much lower, so to put things into perpective,, the sun had set @ approx 6:09, give/take a minute or two,, this photo was taken @ 7:00, tho I had seen it 1st in the Bino's about 5-10mins before and virtually directly above where the sun had set ! !
:thumbsup:

[multiweb]

Great shot. Very cool colors. :thumbsup:

[trek1701]

Nice one.

Its a good feeling knowing that you haven't missed another comet ;)

Mark

[Ross G]

Nice capture Bob.

Ross.

[astronobob]

Thanx Young fella :thumbsup: long time no see !



Cheers Mark :thumbsup: nearly lossed hope, but yeeha. I seen it has been captured in the Northern Hemi today, She's a going fast now !



much appreciated Ross :thumbsup:

[tilbrook@rbe.ne]

Now that's a ripper Bob!!

Hope you print that one out.

Cheers,

Justin.